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Description:Memories consists of three dazzling stories, each delivered with its own astonishing style. "Magnetic Rose," based on a manga short by Katsuhiro Otomo, concerns two space travelers following a distress signal drawn into a magnificent world created by one woman's memories. In "Stink Bomb," a young chemist accidentally transforms himself into an unstoppable biological weapon set on a direct course for Tokyo. "Cannon Fodder" depicts a day in the life of a city whose entire purpose is the firing of cannons at an unknown enemy.
(AnimeNewsNetwork)Memories consists of three dazzling stories, each delivered with its own astonishing style. "Magnetic Rose," based on a manga short by Katsuhiro Otomo, concerns two space travelers following a distress signal drawn into a magnificent world created by one woman's memories. In "Stink Bomb," a young chemist accidentally transforms himself into an unstoppable biological weapon set on a direct course for Tokyo. "Cannon Fodder" depicts a day in the life of a city whose entire purpose is the firing of cannons at an unknown enemy.

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"Directed by: Kôji Morimoto, Katsuhiro Otomo, Tensai Okamura
"Memories" is made up of three separate science-fiction stories. In the first, "Magnetic Rose," four space travelers are drawn into an abandoned spaceship that contains a world created by one woman's memories. In "Stink Bomb," a young lab assistant accidentally transforms himself into a human biological weapon set on a direct course for Tôkyô. The final episode, "Cannon Fodder," depicts a day in the life of a city whose entire pur"

"I've always been a fan of anthology movies, and an even bigger fan of anthology animated movies. But even more, I'm a big fan of anthology animated science fiction movies, like Heavy Metal and The Animatrix. And just like those two films, Memories is a set, in this case, a trio, of animated shorts tied together by the fact that they are all based on short manga stories authored by Katsuhiro Otomo, creator of Akira, both it's printed and film formats.
I really enjoy the format of an anthology, be"